Retirement Planner launches retirement breakfast briefing series

Helen Morrissey
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Retirement Planner has launched of a series of breakfast briefings aimed at advisers operating in the retirement planning space.

The three events launched in association with Prudential will help educate and offer insight into the ever challenging retirement market. The first breakfast briefing will take place on Thursday 29 January and is titled Rebooting Retirement Income. Prudential's head of business development and technical, Vince Smith-Hughes will look at the period of flux the retirement landscape faces as advisers consider new strategies to fit the ‘pension freedom' agenda. Principal Financial Solutions director Chris Daems will look at the opportunities and drawbacks facing advisers utilising the n...

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